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9/11Carlos Labbé - Doce canciones para Eleodora
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Doce canciones para Eleodora was recorded by Carlos Labbe in the winter of 2003 in order to cheer up his then girlfriend now wife and music collaborator.
He recorded the music onto his old PC using his walkman headphones as a microphone, his grandmother's mini classic guitar, a Yamaha PSR-100 electronic keyboard, a now untraceable drum machine software, a children's recorder and a traditional Chilean instrument that resembles a jaw harp called torompe.
He recorded the music onto his old PC using his walkman headphones as a microphone, his grandmother's mini classic guitar, a Yamaha PSR-100 electronic keyboard, a now untraceable drum machine software, a children's recorder and a traditional Chilean instrument that resembles a jaw harp called torompe.
